• As many others I’ve been tempted to try the hosting mentioned at Digg. I’ve read about some problems and GoDaddy and mod_rewrite, but according to the last posts in this thread it seems like it’s solved (?).

    An old thread at another forums suggests that you can’t mod_rewrite any files with a .php extension (that you can rewrite TO a .php file but not FROM).

    To sum things up. I’d like to know if any people have tried the GoDaddy with WordPress recently and have had it working without major probs.

    Thanks in advance…

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  • actually, I started from scratch, re-uploaded the entire wp to /blog , created a fresh database, and still get the “too many files open” error. (so it doesn’t have anything to do with changing themes, except the error occures when I navigate to the presentation themes page.

    Any ideas?

    Got it solved!

    My godaddy account was trashed, or sooo messed up, it just wouldn’t work. (It was originally windows/asp, running front page, then de-front-paged it, de-windows’d it and changed to php linux hosting, but still didn’t work.

    I noticed something about upgrade to 2.0 feature set, and I figured it would be best to cancel my hosting account, wait till it purged, then create a new one with today’s current defaults and settings. That solved it. I simply did the same install I must have tried 20 times, and it worked out of the box.

    So, sometimes, a completely fresh start is a good idea. BTW, my hosting account was many years old, so it might not have everything a freshly setup php account would have today.

    One final thought to close the loop on this whole discussion.

    Just for fun, I renamed my blog folder on the folder, did a fresh install to a fresh, empty folder and this time DID NOT do the whole permissions thing. It worked fine. Interestingly, I used my original database config file and sure enough, my sample posts were there. I created a new database, and changed my config file, and sure enough, it walked me through the install. I think I’ll keep my second/fresh install done without changing permissions on the folders.

    Mike

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